neomutt:tldr:8551d
neomutt: Start writing an email and specify a subject and a `cc` recipient.
$ neomutt -s "${subject}" -c ${cc@example-com} ${recipient@example-com}
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This command is using the "neomutt" email client to send an email with specific parameters:
-s "${subject}": specifies the subject of the email. The value of the "${subject}" variable will be inserted as the subject.-c ${cc@example-com}: specifies the email address to be cc'd on the email. The value of the "${cc@example-com}" variable will be inserted as the cc recipient's email address.${recipient@example-com}: specifies the recipient's email address. The value of the "${recipient@example-com}" variable will be inserted as the main recipient's email address.
The command is likely part of a script or a command line instruction, where the values for the variables (${subject}, ${cc@example-com}, ${recipient@example-com}) would need to be replaced with actual values (e.g., -s "Important Meeting" -c cc@example.com recipient@example.com). This command will then send an email with the specified subject, cc recipient, and main recipient using the neomutt email client.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.